Anam Yahya Ali Salah is a 35-year-old Yemeni man from the Hajjah Governorate, Kohlan Al-Sharaf District. He is the only male amongst his siblings. He is married with two children and he supports his family, including his parents and his sisters.

He has spent his life struggling to provide for his family. His dream was to celebrate his graduation from the Faculty of Pharmacy, but unfortunately, he could not complete his graduation and receive his degree due to his inability to pay the fees.

His ordeal began when he was arrested at Al-Falaj military checkpoint, Marib, on September 13, 2020. He was traveling in search of livelihood after difficult circumstances, unaware that the armed groups affiliated with the Islah Party would arrest and detain him in the Political Security Agency prison on the grounds of finding a photo on his phone that suggested he was coming from Sana'a.

He has been missing for nearly four years, and his family still knows nothing about his fate, amid complete neglect by the armed groups affiliated with the Islah Party in Marib.

The Insan Organization for Rights and Freedoms condemns these arbitrary arrests of traveling civilians and demands that the authorities reveal the fate of the detainees and release them as soon as possible. They also call for accountability for those involved in these abductions, which violate international laws and humanitarian norms.